The phrase "also help to interpret" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how something contributes to understanding or clarifying information.
Example: "The data collected from the survey can also help to interpret the trends in consumer behavior."
Alternatives: "also assist in understanding" or "further aid in interpretation".
The magnetic sensors may also help to interpret neural signals in other applications, Dr. Contreras-Vidal said.
Our results can not only expand the applications of NMR core analyses, but also help to interpret NMR logging data better.
Comparison of these data to the calculated spectra not only can provide thickness information on the various layers of the samples, but can also help to interpret the complicated structure of the reststrahlen region in terms of the contributions of the various materials.
It could also help to interpret the locomotor deficit and recovery observed in stroke patients in which the striatum alone or in combination with cortical areas is a common site of acute neuronal death.
Besides the detection of off-targets and biomarkers, this strategy can also help to interpret the identified off-target effects and offers the possibility to assign the regulated genes to relevant biological processes and networks.
It might also help to interpret the physiological conditions where one pathway may be chosen over the other while repairing DNA DSBs, which could further help in understanding the generation of chromosomal translocations leading to cancer.
Along with bringing alumni perspectives to board decisions, she also helps to interpret board priorities for alumni, such as financial strategies for recovery from the 2008 financial crisis, which is ongoing.
By analyzing the tomograms of the asphaltic mixtures it is possible to compare quality and physical conditions of field specimens, and also helps to interpret the distributions of tensions and deformations which occur in several types of solicitations imposed to the mixtures.
When interpreting longitudinal changes [ 7, 27], these population reference values also can help to interpret how far scores of patients are before treatment, and if they achieve scores close to the normative values after the intervention.
We also discussed how these features may help to interpret the multi-threshold effect of mechanical forces on the initiation of BCR activation in the revised manuscript.
